pizza

Sound good?

It all started with the Little Caesars "Pizza-Pizza Guy" on the roof of the new Red Wings Arena in downtown Detroit. There's a hidden message in the logo that I've never spotted before. Can you see it?

My latest GRD Office Invasion took me to the GRCC Learning Center, to meet Katie Perry and the tutors there. While not on tour, Katie helps students learn various things to get their degrees, also kids in the community. Cool program they have at GRCC.

This week's GRD Office Invasion took me to Fox Customer Care, to see Kaitlyn and the other ladies who help you with your vehicle search! Kaitlyn won free lunch for everyone in her office, and you can too!

Today on Segment 16, the guys talk about the Meijer LPGA Classic in Grand Rapids, but only after they cover Free Beer's pizza sales experiences from the 90s at Meijer.

This week on the GRD Office Invasion, I invaded Apollo Tool & Engineering with some free Little Caesars pizza, breadsticks, Cinnamon Loaded Crazy Bites, pop, and GRD goodies for Deb and her coworkers.

Today for GRD's Office Invasion, I delivered a free lunch from Little Caesars to Kari and her officemates at Signature Associates! They were really happy to get free lunch...who wouldn't be?

This week's GRD Office Invasion took Johnnie and Little Caesars to Vista IT Group, to see Marty and his coworkers. Not only did Marty win the free lunch from Little Caesars, but one of his coworkers was the first person to play Justin in Dumber Than the Show Trivia, and won...

I love this! Sticky notes at a pizza shop lead to a pay it forward that helps feeds the homeless and those in need.

Mmmmm pizza...
Anytime someone says free anything I'm in but free pizza... for one whole year?! YES PLEASE! So how do you get to be the lucky person who wins that? By being one of the first 50 customers who shows up to Herb & Fire Pizzeria's new location in Grand Rapids on Saturday,…

This week's GRD Office Invasion took me and Little Caesars to 36th street, to see Joel and the crew at Goodman Networks. The team there got pizzas, breadsticks, the Cinnamon Loaded Crazy Bites, and pop. I also gave them a bunch of GRD stuff for listening and winning!

What could be more iconic southeast Michigan dining than deep dish Detroit-style pizza and a coney dog? So why has it taken so long for these two indulgences to become one?